Working<i>with</i>Tradition: Towards a Partnership Model of Fieldwork

Russell, Ian

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“…Needless to say, there are, of course, other significant issues with which I have not engaged here. My own attraction to this field of research has been substantial and enduring (Russell 2006). I warm to the tradition's non-elitist grassroots background ; I relish its inclusiveness and participatory nature ; I relate to its musicality and secularity ; and I am excited by the extent to which it has existed as a subculture, largely hidden from mainstream art music, folk music and sacred singing.…”

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European Voices III : The Instrumentation and Instrumentalization of Sound Local Multipart Music Practices in Europe

Ahmedaja¹

2017

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European Voices III : The Instrumentation and Instrumentalization of Sound Local Multipart Music Practices in Europe

Ahmedaja¹

2017

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“…Успостављање поверења и реципроцитета између мене и саговорника је такође било узроковано и пореклом миграната (уп. Russell 2006). 22 Мигранти из Санџака су се показали као затворени и неповерљиви.…”

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Why were people coming to Berlin? Personal networks in the discourse of Bosniak migrants

Mandić¹

2018

Glas Etnogr inst

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Како су људи долазили у Берлин? Личне мреже у дискурсу миграната бошњачке националности * Заснован на теренском истраживању, рад анализира дискурс миграната бошњачке националности који живе у Берлину. Истражује се улога личних друштвених мрежакоје обухватају примарну породицу, чланове шире родбине, пријатеље и коетнике-у подршци бошњачким избеглицама, од рата 1992-1995. па све до данашњих дана. Путем садржајне анализе, испитује се тематски инвентар дискурса саговорника, који осветљава улогу личних мрежа у миграцији. Кључне речи: антрополошка лингвистика, теренска истраживања, дискурс анализа, мигранти, Бошњаци, муслимани, Немачка, личне мреже Why Were People Coming to Berlin? Personal Networks in the Discourse of Bosniak Migrants Based on fieldwork (2016-2018), this paper provides the discourse analysis of the interviews with people of Bosniak ethnicity originating from Serbia and Bosnia, currently living in Berlin. The paper investigates the role of personal networks-meaning primary and extended family, friends, co-ethnics, etc.-in supporting the Bosniak migrants in the period from the Bosnian war 1992-1995 until today. By using content analysis, the thematic inventory embedded in the transcribed utterances is extracted and commented upon. It is argued that these utterances and the themes around which discourse was built shed new light on the role of personal networks in migration.

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Scouting for Rituals: Fieldwork Research Within Youth Organisations

Bannister

2022

Scouting and Guiding in Britain

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WorkingwithTradition: Towards a Partnership Model of Fieldwork

Cited by 7 publications

References 14 publications

European Voices III : The Instrumentation and Instrumentalization of Sound Local Multipart Music Practices in Europe

European Voices III : The Instrumentation and Instrumentalization of Sound Local Multipart Music Practices in Europe

Why were people coming to Berlin? Personal networks in the discourse of Bosniak migrants

Scouting for Rituals: Fieldwork Research Within Youth Organisations

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